Throughout the season one of the strengths for the Triton track and field team has been its effort in the girls’ distance runs. Whether it is the 800, 1600 or 3200-meter runs, the combination of Nell Graham and Courtney West have dominated seemingly breaking school records every time they hit the track.

The Triton golf team had a taste of the state golf tournament a year ago when the boys qualified by winning the Section 1AA championship. The main goal for the Cobras this spring was to get back to that tournament and while Jaden Theimann qualified as an individual, they came up just short in their bid to return as a team after missing the cut on the first day.

The Triton softball team has been battling their youth and inconsistencies all season, but was able to see some success in the Section 1AA softball tournament last week. The biggest highlight for the team came in their opening game against Rochester Lourdes where they picked up a win to advance to the second round before falling in games against Pine Island and GMLOK.

For the most part, the 2016 season for the Kassson-Mantorville softball team has been a period of adjustment. After having the services of Maddie Damon for a majority of the year, the KoMets have had to adapt to making plays in the field that normally weren’t necessary in their two previous state championship campaigns.

The Kasson-Mantorville softball team will defend their back-to-back state championships beginning with the section tournament this week. Although the KoMets moved up from Class AA to Class AAA this season, their recent play suggests that they could dominate any class in Minnesota at the moment as they head into the playoffs.

The Triton track and field team hosted a successful meet on May 20 when a field of ten schools headed to Dodge Center in one of the final competitions of the year. While the boys team had an impressive third-place finish behind Byron and St. Peter, the girls earned the highlight of the afternoon by breaking a school record that has stood for 20 years.